Guest photography
Not a photographer, not a shared photo folder, and not quite the disposable camera you remember either. A wedding guest camera is a small, limited film roll every guest shoots from their own phone, and a gallery that opens once, together, for everyone. Here's how LatentCam does it.

How it's different
Your photographer can't be in twelve places during the reception. Guests can. LatentCam fills in every angle a hired camera misses, without asking anyone to do a second job.
A shared drive link collects photos nobody chose for the moment. Guests get a real, limited roll and a film look, and nothing shows until everyone can see it together.
Same nostalgia, same limited roll, same surprise reveal. No film to buy, no camera left on a table, no developing bill, no risk it never gets picked up at all.
The guest's side
FAQ
No. No email, no password, nothing to remember by the next morning.
No, not even the person who took them. The reveal is the same moment for everyone, host included.
The camera runs in the browser, so it works on almost anything. If the connection drops, the shots wait on the phone and upload automatically once it's back.
Each guest gets a limited roll, set by the couple, the same scarcity that makes a real disposable camera worth using carefully.
Pricing
The couple sets the roll length and reveal time once, when they load the film. Every guest gets exactly the same experience from there.
See how pricing worksFree to try with up to 5 guests.